Chiefs ‘Harrison Butker says he has nothing to apologize for’ when asked about speech blowback

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Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker was fixed on Monday night that he had “nothing to apologize for” when asked about the setback against his starting speech in the season.

Butkers’ troble-based speech at Benedictine College called on female candidates to embrace to be a “home-agent” and criticized the LGBTQ community and president bite of his attitude towards abortion. He added, “[T]Hings such as abortion, IVF, surrogati, euthanasia as well as a growing support for the degenerate cultural values and media are all from a pervasive disorder. “

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Kansas City Chiefs places Kicker Harrison Butker, #7, participating during the Super Bowl Lix opening evening Monday 3rd February 2025 in New Orleans in front of the NFL football match between Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. (AP Photo/Matt York)

Opener lowered as the season was underway and he was able to step up in the AFC championship to seam the forward field goal that put chiefs in the Super Bowl Lix.

He was asked about the talk in New Orleans for the Super Bowl Lixs opening night.

“It opened a lot of good conversations and many guys had different opinions about it, but we all love each other in that dressing room and we all know who we are and I think all guys understood where I came from , “he said via chatting. “I know they respect me and respect what I have to say.

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Kansas City Chiefs places Kicker Harrison Butker, #7, responding to his field goals against Buffalo Bills during the second half of the AFC championship NFL football match on Sunday 26 January 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. (AP Photo/Reed Hoffmann)

“I got nothing to apologize for.”

Butker was also involved in a strange moment when asked during the festivities, “What do you think of gay?” Associated Press reported that an NFL officially waved with the question and Butker went around answering other people.

“I understand that this is a great evening and we are here to focus on the game,” Butker said. “Maybe if I saw him without a camera we would have a good conversation.”

Butker will be as important in the Super Bowl Lix as he was last year against San Francisco 49ers.